Over the last few months with increasing frequency, my 93 sable GS hasn't been starting. Now it's dead. The battery is strong; the starter turns and turns and turns, but the engine doesn't fire up.
Waiting a few hours or trying the next day usually "solves" the problem.
My friend had some sory of goo bal in her exhaust that would roll back when going up hills, severely restricting the performance of her jeep. I recently got a deep tune-up, my fuel system was crippled and likely not burning a lot of fuel. Could a gooey gas ball be clogging my exhaust enough to prevent it from starting?
I'm going to try disconnecting the exhaust line at the catalytic converter in hopes that something farther down the line is blocked.
Is my idea complete nonsense?
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1993 Sable GS 3.8L
Waiting a few hours or trying the next day usually "solves" the problem.
My friend had some sory of goo bal in her exhaust that would roll back when going up hills, severely restricting the performance of her jeep. I recently got a deep tune-up, my fuel system was crippled and likely not burning a lot of fuel. Could a gooey gas ball be clogging my exhaust enough to prevent it from starting?
I'm going to try disconnecting the exhaust line at the catalytic converter in hopes that something farther down the line is blocked.
Is my idea complete nonsense?
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1993 Sable GS 3.8L